Picture it: Cut-out camera brings people back to analogue photography

Picture it: Cut-out camera brings people back to analogue photography

Picture it: Cut-out camera brings people back to analogue photography

Brno, Czech Republic – A design studio is encouraging people to acknowledge the art of photography before the digital revolution.

Hubero Kororo is providing a free downloadable paper cut-out camera for anyone to use.

The retro-looking Rubikon becomes a functioning camera once users have glued it together. It is used as a teaching aid at some schools for pupils to learn about photography in a simple and fun way.

‘I would also like to offer mass photographers an alternative way not to take just gigabytes of pictures but also some shots with unique atmosphere and specific creative approach,’ designer Jaroslav Ju?ica says.

Rubikon by Hubero Kororo, Czech Republic Rubikon by Hubero Kororo, Czech Republic
Rubikon by Hubero Kororo, Czech Republic Rubikon by Hubero Kororo, Czech Republic
Rubikon by Hubero Kororo, Czech Republic Rubikon by Hubero Kororo, Czech Republic
Rubikon by Hubero Kororo, Czech Republic Rubikon by Hubero Kororo, Czech Republic
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